08/07/2013
Bad trainer or good trainer: what's the difference?
If you are a Total Fit Camper, you may be a little biased and that's OK. You know we have great coaches and trainers.
However, there are plenty of bad trainers in the fitness industry. Fortunately there are lots of good ones too. In our experience, the thing that sets them apart is continuing education.
The good trainers are always looking for ways to learn more, to invest in themselves, and build their coaching system.
They attend conferences, seminars, workshops and earn certificates. But there's still one thing that many good trainers are missing.
With all the time they spend on training information, they're spending too little time on nutrition.
The truth is, exercise alone doesn't work. The very best trainers
recognize this.
That's why they focus on also building a nutrition system. A system
that makes it obvious to clients they're hiring the best.
A system that guarantees results.
So how can you build your nutrition system and differentiate yourself from the rest of the field?
Start with this free 5-day video course by renowned coach, researcher, and pioneer in exercise nutrition - Dr. John Berardi.
http://www.precisionnutrition.com/cmd.php?pageid=998378&u=cfp
In the course, you'll learn:
* how to include nutrition coaching in a training environment
* how to quickly/accurately assess the nutritional needs of any client
* how to design a nutrition plan based on that assessment
* what stats to measure and how exactly to measure them
* how to optimize a nutrition plan based on those stats
Again: the course is entirely free.
It's available online.
And you can access it today by clicking the link below:
http://www.precisionnutrition.com/cmd.php?pageid=998378&u=cfp
If you're a trainer or coach, this is one free course you won't want
to miss. If you are looking for a coach, this is a great intro into the nutrition coaching system we use.
